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Decatur Utilities Seeks Council Approval for $22.83 Million in Projects

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 17
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Decatur Utilities officials presented $22.83 million in proposed projects and purchases to the City Council, with each item costing at least $100,000. Among the proposals is a $1 million allocation from the utility's enhancement fund for engineering and design of a new Gas, Water and Wastewater Operations Center. The City Council must approve these expenditures under state law.

From decaturdaily.com

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The City Council's approval would authorize Decatur Utilities to proceed with the projects without needing individual sign-offs. This preapproval process is intended to save the utility time and money, as previous project approvals required 45 to 60 days.

City council previously approved rate increases for Decatur Utilities and addressed sewer overflows that led to fines and legal settlements.

From decaturdaily.com

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  • city councilLegislative body required to approve Decatur Utilities expenditures

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